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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
7
A collage of archaic verse and short prose excerpts shows pleas for forgiveness, endings, and emotional revelations. It includes a repeated theme of forgiveness and parting, with exchanges between lovers and friends, plus humorous anecdotes about love and ambition.
A church announces a rummage sale to fund its missionary venture. A couple discusses contributions with the wife considering donating a carpet from their prior home, while the husband urges giving the lawn mower recently purchased to cut costs. The banter highlights household tensions over resource sharing and thrift.
A man boasts a salary three times his actual income and repeats the figure to exaggerate his status. His wife, to prove her love, adopts costly style beyond their means, reflecting the pressure to keep up appearances. The passage exposes vanity and marital tension over money and deception.
Sam Marcue of Navy Street Chicago describes a two year battle with burning itching and disfiguring eczema. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment used with warm water twice daily for five to six months with complete cure. Advertisement notes Cuticura sold worldwide and offers a free sample with a 32 page Skin Book from Boston.
A man suffers inflammatory rheumatism and his wife nurses him patiently. He is fault-finding, yet devoted. After a severe attack a friend asks how he is, and the patient blames his wife for everything, claiming her crying worsens the damp air.
A reflection urges choosing happiness this day and bearing life’s evils with patience. It notes we are finished with yesterday and not yet born to tomorrow, advising focusing on the present and avoiding an unbearable load.
A light humor note says Willie stayed up late and mother scolds him for not praying four times. Willie replies why wake the Lord at that hour. The piece ends with a saying that one way to hold a job is to do the work.
A Chicago man credits GrapeNuts with restoring digestion and appetite after years of poor health. He says after four packages his stomach is fine, he eats with relish, and he feels stronger. The ad cites Postum Co and references The Road to Wellville to explain the product’s benefits.
A Chicago Daily News correspondent sails from Virpazar on Lake Scutari to Cettinje aboard a small steamer, meeting a Dalmatian volunteer and Serb officers. The party climbs a sharp Monte Negro mountain road under twilight, encountering King Nicholas and observing Montenegrin vigilance and war risks.
A Chicagoan notes a New Yorker ad describing an adjustable handle tool that combines a single blade for a sickle corn knife and pruning saw. The item is suggested to be versatile for cutting and trimming tasks, with potential uses beyond its primary design.
City born J C Hill and his three sons settled on four Lloydminster homesteads eight years ago and built a dynamic mixed farm that produced a winning oats exhibit at the Fifth National Corn Exposition in Columbia South Carolina. Their method rests on climate soil and seed study plus careful crop care and stock rearing. Their success has spurred other district farmers to follow suit.
Pentwater Michigan woman describes severe pain and weakness that prevented walking. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports renewed strength and health. A second note from Peoria Illinois cites relief from chronic backaches and fatigue after similar use.
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